Celtic v Nomme Kalju Betting Tips & Predictions

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Football Betting Tips

5 August, 2024

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The Champions League qualifiers return this week with matches of note from the qualifying round two taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday evening. There’s not the television coverage we’ll see when this competition gets going in the group stages but there are a few matches enjoying the live TV treatment, with major online bookmakers screening some games live on their desktop and mobile apps through an HD quality stream. Here are our top Celtic v Nomme Kalju betting tips.

There’s plenty to bet on too, with major bookmakers offering odds on the match winners, as well as a number of specials markets. Have your say on both teams to score, total goals, half time/full time, correct score, first goal scorer, Asian handicap and plenty more besides. Many of the most popular markets remain in place after kick-off thanks to in-play betting.

Qualification is the Aim

Some of the teams you can expect to see in action over the course of the two days of play are Olympiakos, PSV, Copenhagen, Rosenborg, AEK Athens and Red Star Belgrade. Some on the list are here having secured their passage through the first round of qualifiers, while others drop in at this stage. The teams mentioned all have dreams of playing in the money-spinning group stages but if they are to achieve that success, they must successfully work through the qualifiers with the level of opposition improving at each round.

There’s enough going on to give punters the chance to back a winning accumulator and that will be the approach of many in midweek. We aim to focus on just one match, however, sticking to the action in Glasgow where Celtic host Nomme Kalju is the opener of what will be an important double-header. The Bhoys enjoy home advantage but must make it count if they are to stand any chance of being added to the hat for round three.

Celtic take on Nomme Kalju on Wednesday evening from 7.45pm and although there’s bigger and better to come for the Scottish treble winners in this tournament, the fans will turn out and pack the Parkhead stands, aiming to cheer their team on to victory. Qualification to the group stages of the Champions League is a must for a team with The Hoops’ operating costs and that cranks up the pressure on all involved to deliver the goods at this stage.